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Jomann · 25/03/2008 09:51 PM

DIR-to-XML v1.0.2

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DIRtoXMLTool_102.rar
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bravekn1ght
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03/25/2008
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Developer bravekn1ght dropped us a line earlier to announce the release of the homebrew application DIR-to-XML Tool v.1.0.1.

Simply put, this program will enable PlayStation Portable owners to convert their MP3 files into an RSS/XML feed. What this basically means is that you'll be able to stream your personal tunes from your PC into your handheld system via WiFi.

Barring wonky connections, this ensures that whatever space your music ate up can now be allocated to more important matters, such as videos, other handy homebrews, or even a new game or two.

Before you gets started with the conversion, bravekn1ght notes that you will need to have an HTTP File Server. Instructions on where you can get one are included in the file bundle's readme, along with details on how to configure both your PC and PSP. Enjoy the download!

UPDATE: Coder bravekn1ght just sent QJ.NET another email informing us that version 1.0.2 of the application DIR-to-XML has just been released. According to the changelog found inside this build's readme file, this fixes issues encountered when filename has "&" symbol.

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Azumi · 25/03/2008 09:54 PM

like i called them on thier site.. they are hypocrites

Jomann · 25/03/2008 09:55 PM

by the way if you think there talking about backups, that's bullchocolate, no one is gonna waste space when they have the disc, maybe if the disc was scratched, but how the fudge would it get scratched, you would have to take it apart to scratch it up >.>

edit, I lolled at the censored parts Flatterd

|-Anubis-| · 25/03/2008 09:59 PM

Jomann quit wasting SQL space like this...

Davis · 25/03/2008 10:06 PM

Maybe you should keep away from the site if you dislike it :/

games like a grrl · 25/03/2008 10:10 PM

Madness...

Tetris999 · 25/03/2008 11:18 PM

Games like a Grrl Wrote:Madness...

(oh i always wanted to do this :D :D)

madness? THIS IS SPARTA!!!!

but seriously qj is just a bunch of crazy kids on a forum

diego · 25/03/2008 11:24 PM

Jomann Wrote:by the way if you think there talking about backups, that's bullchocolate, no one is gonna waste space when they have the disc, maybe if the disc was scratched, but how the fudge would it get scratched, you would have to take it apart to scratch it up >.>

edit, I lolled at the censored parts

I would, it actually makes sense to back-up games.
No need to carry around all these UMD's wherever you go. Just your PSP.

J_G_ · 26/03/2008 02:27 AM

plus you can edit backup games like mods and stuff

ZiNgA BuRgA · 26/03/2008 03:40 AM

Sorry Jomann, but I'm going to have to be critical.

It doesn't mention that the "games" could not be homebrew (though yes, something of that size does suggest a commercial game)
People can (whether you think or don't think they do) backup their ISOs and play them off the memstick, though I do agree with you that the wording suggests otherwise (ie, you wouldn't suddenly gain the ability to have two more games on your PSP if you had the UMD)
What about PSX games? Converted yourself or purchased?
Game demos?

And yes, if you don't like the site, logic would dictate that you should stay away from it, rather than hang around just in search for stuff to criticize. You're free to show dislike, however, please keep it reasonable (ie don't over-do it).
I really don't want this place to be a flame zone...
Thanks.

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